Fireflies:

[06 Oct 2008 | Monday]

6:18 - February 25th, God’s Abandonment Day in the year 2008
Current mood: finally a bit tired.

A billion flying saucers have landed
        with drops and rain
    (in their lunacy howl)
Against the bald spots -
    - on the Earth's brain.

In finite:
    Lego-sized green coloured men.
They got out of the cold and
        shot people for using
    too many prepositions
(than required)
        to order a latte.

Some folks became very quiet, and

        my eyelids
    were peeled and perked
at the new owner of
        [the deed to
    the planet:] Earth.

Copyright ©2008 That Poet Who Fails to Make Smoking Look Cool When On-World, C. Douglas.

Currently listening :
Sail To The Moon
By Radiohead

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[24 Sep 2008 | Wednesday]

22:40 - This Perpetual, Eternal September’s 24th Day in Two Thousand Eight
Current mood: lots of information... I’m sure you already know i

The people fighting
        the bitter wind(today)
    are calm, sitting.  it is cool
    in North Carolina.
        It is cool in Raleigh.
if you, if you don't, and if you don't like
        the weather:  Jim says,
    "just wait a minute"
            and the weather
        might change
            and those wind adapting people,
        they might all disappear.
        it is fall.


Here is Fall in Local Coffee Shop. 

Raleigh
North Carolina
United States of America
North American Continent
Planet Earth
Sol's System
The Milky Way Galaxy
The Present Universe   
(refer back to title)

Copyright ©2008 That C. Douglas Guy, The Off-World Bum Poet

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[11 Sep 2008 | Thursday]

5:46 - Augustus’ Twenty-Sixth Sin, Two Thousand and Eight
Current mood: glad this poem seems to stick.

Mrs. Erckenheart is
        screaming, perhaps
    at the door of her villa -
inherited by the money inherited by -
    She is screaming at the door.

    Are things so simply made – that
she can only find them -
        in their conception – as just things
    with wings meant to fly the caretaker
    so far north (to heaven) -
with no soul, no power, to hold
        them fast to Valhalla?

        I sit inside my room,
I have not [yet] lost my voice.




Voice, Words, Poems in the Tentatively Titled.

Copyright ©2008 The Off-World Bum Poet

Currently reading :
Jailbird (A Panther book)
By Kurt Vonnegut

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[28 Jun 2008 | Saturday]

15:01 - The dullish twenty-eighth day of Juno’s two thousanth and eighth year... E.C.
Current mood: i’m cleaning up... i dunno bout the mood

below the star-y-mooned sky,
    -on the edge of blask-ash-ikock:
the full-blown night,
the full-blown light
     (three street corners down)
from the place at sometimes
 that rambles about the world
    - where the definitions obscure
   and the people - keep on yapping.

and the people keep on yapping.

"blask-ash-ikock"

Copyright ©2008 C. Douglas

Currently reading :
Hegel: A Very Short Introduction (Very Short Introductions)
By Peter Singer

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[07 Jun 2008 | Saturday]

20:31 - Juno, (Two Thousand and Eight) and years later, today is day number seven!
Current mood: um, just stuff on da’ mind. Check what readin’ se

Flips! we're walking on
       the ceiling of the stars (the planet e?rth)
   upside out.  or:
    now we see ourselves (you, me, and just a few)
       constantly on the verge (just a few) of-
That space-rocket didn't launch!

   Always waiting for that moment
       I'll, I might, I could dive into a -
     - so scared, so frightened -
             dive into a -
    and wake up with more than yo'ur bluez.

Epilepsy.

Copyright ©2008 C. Douglas




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Now playing: Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magik
via FoxyTunes   

Currently reading :
San Francisco Blues
By Jack Kerouac
Release date: 1995-01-01

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[12 Mar 2008 | Wednesday]

22:46 - March’s 13th Planet Swing (circa 2008)
Current mood: or a response and a conversation with two famous p

I watched through the open road  with the newest minds of the world
    frightened by the question and running
    out of tear-duct alleys
    out of re-print cartoon artist's writers galleries
       ("book-sellers to the front service desk please")
    into bar-stooled, fun, and unanswerable songs
    into the blood cutting about the her.

The question raged through all the types we hid
    from beleaguered coffee shops
    from post-exotic, melo-erotic clubs,

and we couldn't hitch a ride -

 - out from ranting to rave about people's blogs
    to have passed the time with pride-

-some dress in black against goth-lit walls
    don't get hit by the -

        - "oh, do not ask," Mr. Eliot, "'what is it?'
       Let us go and make [our] visit " *

    to colleges frat houses whore people
          beer bong
    to indie-whatevers
          where we can sit forever long
    to sub-urbia! 
          where we stretch for one thousand miles every square inch

          there we can keep the question hidden in a pretty pinch among copy-
         -white houses,

       We can store the copy to nobody's life:
a piece of paper on a bad, social critic bored as bad sex in church-yard parking lot
    and sweat house summers with mechanical weather
       (don't you dare catch us).
      
    I would've walked out the other night,
       caught the nearest bus, and
    I would've gone to the next continent last month, but
        I, instead, found blindness in the one-billionth street light
         at another sad-corner-sight and came to a
Sandy beach.  with her, ambitious girl No. 0-- on a hunch.

'Look at that!'
She said. I said
    'What?'
Locked my car door to see what was the -

- two years ago that
    kids we're piled into an un-lit car -
 on the side
    of a dirt road - chasing
    the orange dim Fireflies in the night -
 When I was
    little, I'd chase fireflies but not like this -
       why?

Dead is the word experiment
    anymore -

- high school and we'd be told
    the day - writers break away 
from ideal-surreal -
    and we'd become the nation of modernists
    or we became the nation of modernists

Did decidedly literary cannon forget the next step?
  Should we experiment or -

- at least've thought but some
    hippie could have offered more than a half-heart'd-dumb-luck explanation
and
    explication to their lives'
        poem?

and as we're out on the beach
    A whale passes by us
  spouts water clear up to the sky

The cold wind whips so hard and
someday we will and most definitely

    Someday, we will die,

and up, and then down and forward, and then back
    the planets will swing mercilessly,

but somewhere, the sixteen
    year old red-head-sweet whatever:
    is rashing up her coke -

because somewhere in the universe:
    collapses.

* the quote is from T.S. Eliot's "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock
and I really got to fall in love with another poem.
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Now playing: Pearl Jam - Hail Hail
via FoxyTunes    

Currently reading :
Bartleby and The Lightning Rod Man
By Herman Melville
Release date: 1995

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[27 Dec 2007 | Thursday]

18:17 - December Coffee, Two Thousand Seven
Current mood: lots of copying and pasting... and foo fighters

At the broken pants co.
I got in the elevator
    she looked down
I arrived at the bar
to order my drink
    he looked down
and I picked up my dog
to go home, put her on a leash
    when she looked up
at the broken pants co.

Copyright ©2007 C. Douglas

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Now playing: Foo Fighters - Walking After You
via FoxyTunes    

Currently reading :
Great Speeches by Native Americans (Dover Thrift Editions)
By Chief Joseph
Release date: 20 June, 2000

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[08 Nov 2007 | Thursday]

10:23 - Autumn November, Two Thousand Seven
Current mood: blah!

Autumn November

I'm chasing through the beauty of autumn
Through the trees', the mournings' and the nights' fall,
Through the season's tops, under its bottom,
Through it all, before the season comes to crawl.
A cold, blue breeze rips and blows through the trees
And some leaves give those who've left some colour:
With the red, brown, purple, gold before
Branches whither, before death makes decrees.
But not for the leaves and breeze of fall,
Am I chasing the pretties with autumn,
Through the season's top and down its bottom:
All of fall, before autumn slows to a crawl.
    But instead to hear the dead come to me,
    and talk of whether "I dare eat a peach."

Copyright ©2007 C. Douglas


Currently listening :
V Is for Vagina
By Puscifer
Release date: 30 October, 2007

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[17 Oct 2007 | Wednesday]

23:25 - Troubling Thursday October (in a bar)
Current mood: Refrain from a deeper meaning. There is none.

Knives off Knives off
Medication Sedation
Don't come back
Don't come back
Medication Sedation
Knives off Knives off
Knives off the plaid crew
Knives off for the plaid crew
And when they walk into the bar
And when they order their shots
Medication. Sedaton.  Knives off
On the plaid crew for when they leave
And when they leave
They exit the bar
They get into their car.
Keep your knives off
They don't come back
They don't make any more stops
The plaid crew
They will not come back
to any familiar spots.

Copyright ©2007 C. Douglas

Currently listening :
Rockabye Baby! Lullaby Renditions of Radiohead
By Rockabye Baby!
Release date: 29 August, 2006

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[26 Aug 2007 | Sunday]

23:16 - August Nine in Three, Earthican Doom and Zero Seven
Current mood: Oh green world... I need to get laid

Everywhere while they're everywhere,
Already and there, from the outer already
Ready to slaughter ready, ready
To murder ready to
Humble our knees humble,
Incapacitate our wills with incapacitated
Car keys (with their powerful EMPs).  They are
Already here and here already
Never fear the never
    (but instead be clever to)
Dance the rap dance
Of the dead above
Of the wed invitation of [the]
Massacre from the sky that looms.  Massacre
    (of the)    Earthican Doom(s).

Copyright ©2007 C. Douglas

Currently listening :
Dare
By Gorillaz
Release date: 20 September, 2005

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[16 Aug 2007 | Thursday]

23:17 - June Twenty-First, Two Thousand Seven
Current mood: Only a good cynic can be so optimistic

Off my bed
and (soundless)
Into the shower
[she] Cleaned her
teeth Brushed through her
hair And grabbed clothes to
Sit on steps
And. Cry.

Copyright ©2007 C. Douglas

Currently listening :
Escape from L.A.
By Stabbing Westward
Release date: 16 July, 1996

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[11 Aug 2007 | Saturday]

22:56 - August Twelth, Two Thousand Seven
Current mood: It’s not as sad, though maybe as sappy as it sound

A drop of tear into
An ocean splash, soundless as
The golden extremes against
The blue frontier where
We traveled together as
We traveled together as
Arrogant gods as
Arrogant in our lives as
Sassy in our looks as
Sassy in her smiles

The planets all converged
To a nice, orderly alignment
Before the wind choked out our sun

Copyright ©2007 C. Douglas

Currently watching :
An Evening with Kevin Smith
Release date: 17 December, 2002

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[07 Aug 2007 | Tuesday]

22:46 - Gone, Two Thousand Seven
Current mood: Does depression equal to nihilism? Possibly.

Some planet
Some plan of reform
Some are war torn
Some live this island
Some decide to go
    make their own on
Some planet

Some people and
Some purchases
Sum nothing on
Some planet
Some folks will never
Some folks will forever and
Some folks will grow old.

Copyright ©2007 C. Douglas

Currently watching :
Hot Fuzz (Widescreen Edition)
Release date: 31 July, 2007

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[01 Aug 2007 | Wednesday]

23:14 - August Second, Two Thousand Seven
Current mood: amazed that I wrote this poem... shocked too

When driving to nowhere,
I sang the Pink Floyd tune
That I'll sing to the sweet librarian soon:
While combing through her under-extravagant hair.
Though in the blissful, sunny noon
I know she'll only be fair,
I'll have no need to stare
Singing the Pink Floyd tune.
The day we shall share,
But as she dances under the moon,
Her dull cries reaching out to nowhere,
The night I shall swoon.
    When 'One of These Days' ceases,
    I will cut her into little, bitty pieces.

Copyright ©2007 C. Douglas

*Yay!  I accompished writing a sonnet!
*The song that is mentioned in this poem is from Pink Floyd's album, Meddle, and it is called "One of These Days".  It is mainly instrumental, but somewhere around the middle of the song, as the music winds down for a moment, you can hear a distorted voice say
"
"One of these days I'm gonna cut you up into little pieces."  Also, for anyone's curiousity, here's a website that gives more information about the song

Currently listening :
Collection of Great Dance Songs
By Pink Floyd
Release date: 25 April, 2000

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[18 Jun 2007 | Monday]

20:04 - June Nineteenth, Two Thousand Seven
Current mood: at a coffee shop that actually stays open late

Some-day
When you are old and lonely
You will confirm my fears

He was only a product of his peers

One day
young and beautiful
You were never a girl
so original

Nights our day here
and from the grave
I will rise above the tear
to make clear, that is
what I meant (entirely)
by writing "here"

Copyright ©2007 C. Douglas

Currently listening :
Hemispheres
By Rush
Release date: 06 May, 1997

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